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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07
The Same Human Mature,

Many vain attempts are made to repeat the
rsmarksbio success OF Bensons Capcine Plaster.
This splend did remedy 10 known. sold and used
everyW Whore, ana its prompt action ana unrivai.
led curative powers have won TOR II hosta OF
similar sounding names. such As /" Capsicin," ("
sCapsicum." etc, Intended to deceive the care
q tss ~ virtues x the T sennine. 4Ssrsfore "as we
hope the people will assist us TO protect y hat
erS at once their interests and ours. Ask for
you. and make sure that ths word Capcine !"
q cut In the middle Of the plaster ITSELF and the
y Three Seals trade mark Is on tho fHce cloth.
Any reputable dealer will shOw you the safe
guards without hesitation: II you cannot re.
mamber the nAme-Benson's Cspctne Plsstar-
ont this paragraph from the paper.
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ORDOlAL 1OfIO0A,


Aeshsrsi naoshsssii Moshsrsit
Arc you disturbed at night ana broken OF your
Ssst By sick child suffering aud crying with
tAo excruciating pain OF cutting teeth II 30.
20 at once and get bottle Of III rs. WlEsLOW's
o0OrHIN0 SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sni5er immediately depend upon It; there
" NO mistake about It. There IL not . mother
on earth who has ever used II, who will not tell
You ~ once that IL will regulate tho bowels, and
sfve rest to the mother. and relief and heaith to
the child. operating like magic. 1t is perfectly
safe 70 use In all cases. and pleasant to the taste
and II the prescription OF one of the Oldest ana
best female physicians ana nu-sas in the United
States. Sold every Whsr& . cents q bottie.
mAy3llYd&W
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0oss Exooilcat,

ID. Atkins, Chief OF Police. Knoxville. Tam
wrttee .1y family and I are 6enenciar OF
x9ur most excellsnt medicine. DR.. Kings New
3 ~ that yoa claim ior Il dsSirS 70 tsssiiy 20
~ virtue: ~ friends. 70 whom 7 have recon-.
esas: S.sovsy = sy'Ix Ds
G1afsnteed 70 cure Coughs, Col6s. arSnciitss
ChSSt and Lungs. Trial b0ttlsQ frSe & GochrSnS
Drag store. ls7 and lse North Q1sSn StSSSE IN
aaot6y. Pa Large stsss Qo9 nm
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TIE nyssesy lDeavo1,

xSecssrsi thst EsmpS Bslsam i0r Is fSrcSS
S0066y. lt g Qusranteed TO relieve ~ ~
Is1ARA 1ronchltis ena Couehs. Call o q. II
ai:S !: - sss !" 4 sf:ss :s:s Sz::. aS3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

Are thoss whom . confirmed tendency TO bill.
iousness, subject to the various and changoiul
symptoms odtcstive OF liver complaint Nausea,
sack hsadAche, constipation. furred tongue, an
unpleasant breath, q dun or sharp pain in the
neig hbor hood Of the affected organ. impurity OF
the blood and loss OF appetite. signaIixe It ~
Of the most distressing. as II Is one OF the most
common. OF mHladies. There is. however, be-
nign sptcinc tor ihe diset % ana all It's un
testimony of the pubiic and tho medical profes.
stons that Hostettsr's stomach Filters In medi
0uNh and benign. BESIDES recufyipg liver dts.
order, Il invixOrates the fet ble cong kidney
ana bladder complaints. ana hRstsns the con-
yAlescenco OF those recovering from enfeebling
diseases, Moreover. II 10 the grand specific for
fever and ague. mttoll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-07

Prom Richmond. VAL sell great dea, OF DR..
Bull's Cough syrup and ma that It gives better
eatisfAciion than any other Cough syrup.
wlLsON MOSsLEY, Druggist
"Once upon . midnight dreary," when
tnssed so sad and weary, upon my bed half MAD
with pain. u friend bonsh, mo bottle of saivN.
ttou on. II cured mo. l needed this, and
nothing more"
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1n1 81v. GEO. n. THAYHR, of BouI bon
~: 10th myyelf and wife owe our I've :.
sSSstSssEsos Ssss:s Il SSHs ss: e Ss::: =:
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~ 0oDsOlE
uOOD'O OARDAPAHILLAs
The Body


Nv ~A
10 the source Of health thssssBss. 70 hssp we'll.
purify the blood BY taking nos1's sassapastila.
This medicine is peculiarly eesigneA y -
upon the blood. ana through tAas upoa I'll ~
organs and tissues Of ths body. II ~ speeooe
action. Also, upon the ssersti0as aaa e1ceeeeae.
and assists nature 70 sspsl iron ~ eyeeo0 I'll
humors, impure particles ana e1eeo Doeooe
through tho lwnep. liver boweees eideeyA eea
skin. u s6sctually aids work. tnpaaroA cd -
tom, tones tho digestive osganss sna tmparts
now life ana energy.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
"ithink MooaS ssrsap pariiia an sxcsiisnt meal.
cine for the blood. ana for debility asising from
dyspepsia and catArrh. We keep u Constantly
for fanSly use. and have not found Any romedy
street, Providence, n.L
purifies the Blood
"ssvsn ysars ago. while ny little bog was
playing IN the yard, he was bitten BY . spsdsr.
Tho poison entered his blood, aad cores ooou
broke out about his body they itchsa tsrsibly
and caused him intenso Aunsring. Several tmes
10 suoceedcd in healing the sores up. but In
spite OF all 10 could DO they would soon break
ont aGain. FINALLY vs tried Mood's sarpapo-
rilla. and no took one bottle snd onethird Of
another, whom tbs sores disappears1. He ~
not . soro spot on him nov. and I consider hin
perfectly cured" VIZ. u. D. WARD. Downing.
town. Penn.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sss y T. asSS asso Co. :as .ss : Ls: <s::
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Buoklsa's Asasoo snlva

Ths Best salys In the world for Cuts, Bruisss.
eoeea, Uloers, Salt kheum, Fever soFse, letter.
tyuptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
ee9lirsd. t e guarantee1 TO Ktve perfect sstis.
o01. 1e sale by H. u. CoCnran, Druggist N
0A1 - NORTH ouoan street. LAncastar, fs.
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p1NNvYLvANlA RAIr.noAp 60lIr7|5 y
!; fSs;;S 50 ss;s;6i: :: ;s;isS -
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vl Givs immediats relief Price 10 cts.. 90 cts.
I'd o.. FOR sale By H. b Cochran. Druggist
uo. IN North oueen street. 10y
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RIBBONS.

Picot kdge. both sides Satin No. 4 st 30. q
yard No. at 90. yard No. Tat 20. . yard /;
No o. II 100. yard.
All tho new shades In 0ros Grain, Satin, Plain,
Picot and Fancy .Edged Ribbons open now.
We are also ready 70 show Q full stock Of
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1t this early part OF tho sE AsONs SEQ II you
can come aGross any here spectacle . Nke on ..
Our goods IT. the color Of linings ana material
hArmontxe Buyers arc anne unbIe 70 the magic
Of sPRlN0 CLOTHlN0 made a. We have mSde
them. They praise them and purchase.
arc. How. .REaS S9E <hey aro, and tkers & oome.
thing TO be gained By bug ing before the bust
We have Just got In our spring line OF
WOOLeN 9Hl kT0. Also . full limo OF FANCY
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Spring Hats and Bonnets,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
a Stage y eaarSal

The Palatka Dramatic Club had re-
hearsal upon the stage of Fry's Opera
House. last night, which passed off with
out hitch. 1t gives promise of a sue
cessfuI performance Monday night. Ev-
cry amateur actor knew his cue, and the
duties of the prompter were not at all
onerous. A few friends of the club wit
Messed the performance and were salts
fled that those who attend tomorrow
night will be pleased with the entertain
ment afforded them. There will be a
dress rehearsal tomorrow afternoon.
The tickets were put on sale only yes
terday afternoon but a number of them
We're taken at once. Front seats We're
well taken and those desiring good
places will have to apply promptly at
Kersting's drug store. Those who pro-
crastinate will wish they had not. The
programme includes two dramatic pieces
of a sort to tickle the ribs of Death and
make the melancholy smile. The object
of the club. To found a fund for the
establishment of hospital in this city,
is one which commends itself to the hu-
name. The most pleasant way to con
| tribute To a charitable purpose is t.
| smile while you are doing so, and the
cheerful giver" is theman who enjoy:
hearty laugh while he is doing so.
Go to the entertainment, Tomorrow
night, and improve your health by ;
hearty exercise of the diaphragm.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01

mould A u: Confectionery A. 9-I6a5s. Cut
Loaf and Crushed .61za63-io: Powdered. 5zSet5-
ISIS. Cranulated- u-l6d5k- Moiasses quiet.
unehansed Rice arm, fair en9iry; Cotton
steady. i3-l66 laEs- Resin dull, 81 .gxdI s.Bx
Tnrpentine quiet. 3Gs:B- Pork steady, bulk
dull Beef hams steady. SIS 30. tierce beef
dull; city extra India mess $r5aI5. Cut meats
quiet, firm, middlings dull, unchanged. Lard
"a. points lower. only moderately active.
June 3. $40. ~. city steam g. u. Refined 3. IS
Continent Freights dull
ST. Louis, April O.-Flour dull but steady
Wheat irregular-No. red, spot, slI4asII%:
May, ss4dsl4: July, 7si4G.gs4. Corn firm
cash, 81 35ss: May, 3514d,1s: July, y Isd:.s4-
Oats duh and easy-cash, -; May. z.A-fts.a4
Whisky steady at Sl.I3. Provisions quiet and
weak. Pork Irregular at sl6..5. Lard. So. Dry
Salt Meats. boxed, long clear. s.. s.1-lfs: clear
ribs. IS; short clear, ss.I:js. shoulders
SosaI6.5D: long clear, Ss-sGgs-65; clear ribs
Ss.+.1<as..U, short clear, Ss.5.1s1S.s.4. Hams
quiet at slI.56Il4.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Coffee-demand
light but holders firm-cargoes and common
To prime, lsGls- Rice quiet and weak. Cot
ton seed products quiet but steady prime
crude oil, ~ offered; cake and meal, SaEtaO =
isiana open kettle, good fair To prime. $50 5:
good common TO fair, aga "a common To-
good common, +I46t IS: /. .uisiana centrifugal-
on white, 5lsssta Lilo. choice yellow e. 5 1-ls.
Molasse- firm-LOuisiana centrifugal, strictly
prime to fancy, 2sd;ss; fl air To good prime .sit
p; common to good common. lsG52I.
ST. LOUIS, April D--Flour firm. unchanged;
May slIf6ts2;; June sel..ds 1885, Corn lower cash
b; 1850 Is; May, :t43sd:k5; June. ;JasffB. oat.
easy. 2.asdzsis; NAV, gle: June re
| Whisky steady, 81 II. Provisions very DUH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
HER FAITH IN GARRETT.
A Pretty Story Of the Baltimore and Oh
Deal.

A Pretty Story Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Deal
New York Letter 10 the baltimore American
The revival of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway deal talk recalls an example of
the business grit and determined energy
of Baltimore girl, brought about by
this deal. 1t is unnecessary to give the
name except to say she comes of one of
the best families, and is a cousin o. Presi-
dent Robert CARROTS wife She holds
comfortable block of 400 shares of Balti-
more and Ohio stock. and she, fully APP
preciates their value. Her permanent
home of recent years has been Paris.
When the first news of the proposed
Sully deal came to her she cabled to Mr.
Garrett, giving him a sixty days option
on her block of shares at 40. Knowing
Mr. Garrett As intimately as she did, she
naturally and correctly had full conf
dence in his entire Willingness and ability
to take care of her stock The days
went by, and no news came of the deal.
There was no time for u letter to come
to her and she was too keen a business
woman-or business girl, more correct
ly-to trust the cables. So she showed
| an energy and pluck that none but an
| American girl Is capable of. One Fri
| day morning she made up her mind to
| run over to Baltimore and see MIR. GaI-
rett. An hour later her passage was en-
gagged on the French steamer Norman
| die: in the afternoon her trunks were
| packed, and she was ready TO CO. Sat
| urday morning she was III Havre. and
| that afternoon she sailed-less
than forty-eight hours after she
first made up her mind To go. The
following Monday week she was i'll New
York, and that evening she was in Bal
| timore. The next morning she consult
| ell her trustees. saw Mr.. Garret, arrang-
ed all her business satisfactorily. and then
| she granted herself the rest of the week
to- see her old friends in Baltimore. where
before her original departure for the
Continent. she had been popular belle.
| The next Friday she was in New York.
sailed on Saturday for Havre, and by
this time probably back in Paris, III plen-
ty of time to enjoy the rare spring bon
bonnets ami gowns she had received only
| the night before she left. and
one or two of which she hal been able
| to bring with her. Who will say now
that it takes a woman year Ia make M
her mind.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
An Old Relic.

Mr.. John S. de Montmollin, of this city,
has laid on our table copy of the
Nashville Republican, published on
Thursday, April %, 1897, just fifty years
ago. The typographical appearance is
very much like that of the English pa
pers of to-day, and its news and edito-
rial columns present strange contrast to
the lively newspaper of to-day. There
are many advertisements in the paper
of runaway negroes, and several are
offered for sale. The following intro
ductory remarks 10 the commercial re-
ports would indicate that times Were
very hard The times are daily grow
ing more difficult and embarrassing,
and our market is dull and unsettled in
the extreme; in fact business is almost
at a stand. as credit and confidence are
so greatly impaired, and but few per
sons are now in a situation to make pur-
chases to any extent" But fifty years
have wrought wonderful changes in the
| newspaper and business world, and our
most backwoods newspapers contain
more and better reading matter than did
| the old Nashville Republican.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
Clean LID.

Cleanliness, it is said, is next To gotlli-
ness, and it is an old saw that all should
take home unto themselves and consider
well during this quiet Sunday. Without
cleanliness the present good health of
Palatka cannot be preserved. and the in
difference of some of our citizens in this
respect should receive prompt repri-
mand from the city authorizes A per
son in walking through some of the
streets ut night is compelled to inhale the
most foul odors, which emanate from
filthy water closets Some of these places
are in the thickly settled resident portion
of the city, and windows of sleeping
apartments have to be closed to keep out
the foul and poisonous air. In the alb
sence of sewers the sanitary regulations
of the city should be most rigidiy en-
forced
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
M Rows Wanted.

Mr. Granville Beal has Just returned
from Charleston, where he went to at
tend the unwilling of the Calhoun monu-
ment. While there he picked up several
good earthquake stories. two of which
We give below:
During the terrible panic just after the
first shock an old negro, in the midst of
a crowd of his terror stricken people,
knelt down and prayed after this fash
ion:
..Oh, God. we know you am dis
pleased wild us, an that we desarve thy
wrath. but, good Lawd. cum down now,
an cumfo't an care TO us. Ii you can't
cum, SEN thy Son, but if possibul cum
thyself, as dis is no time TO boys"
A white man had very valuable dog,
of large size, chained in his yard, which
he thought a great deal of. When the
shock came and the house began to tum-
BILE about his ears, he made for the
street, forgetting all about his faithful
dog. The dog, however, broke his chain
and escaped with part of it dangling to
his neck, and after searching through the
frightened crowd on the street finally
found his..master. The man was frantic
| and hardly knew what was Transporting
about him. The dog, in his joy at find
ing his master, jumped up on his breast
making the chain rattle very loudly
The man thought the dog a devil. ant
in his fright yelled out: ''Oh Mr.. Devil
do not chain me; I'll go right along will
| YOU as | am"
MIR. Beal vouches for the entire truth
fulness of the above stories.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
Opera House Tomorrow Night.

The Palatka Dramatic Club will give
its first performance at the Opera House
on next Monday evening, when the
screaming farce, g In a Regular Fix,
and the sensational comedy, :. War to
the Knife. :" will be presented. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will go to the
proposed hospital fund, and that fact.
aside from the other that the entertain
ment will he well worth the money.
should cause great many tickets To be
sold
The members of the Club are all well
up in their parts, and the entertainment
will be one of the most pleasant ever at
tempted by our home talent Let there
be a full house out,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
More Burglars.

Notwithstanding the frequent arrests
Of negroes in Palatka in the last few
weeks for burglary, a number of worth
less scoundrels are still in the city who
make frequent attempts at robbery. A
few days ago lady was awakened from
An afternoon nap by negro boy walk
ing into her bed room, he having entered
the house from the rear, and when
caught he meekly asked, IF she was the
lady who wanted washing done." I'm
fortunately he was allowed to leave with
out being arrested. Friday night a
burly negro was discovered on the front
porch of Mr.. Ramsaur, and was frighten-
ed away before he could effect an en-
trance into the house. If this thing is
not stopped the Jail will soon be overrun
with these vermin who are not worth
the powder and lead it would take to
kill them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
On a Pleasure Trim.

Yesterday special trains arrived in Pa
latka from Seville and Jacksonville,
having on board President Coleman,
Vice-Presilent Mason, General Manager
Bentley, superintendent Ioran, all of
the jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railway Company; Messrs. j. X. Camp
bell, of the st. James, Paul Orvis, of
the Windsor, at Jacksonville. and sew
eral other gentlemen, all of whom Were
bound for Daytona and Ormond. The
party are ON pleasure trip. and will
take in all that is to be seen along the
White road and the Halifax Coast.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
Err IA Rardnr

The friends of Henry Virgins, who
was convicted at the late term of court
of murder i'll the first degree and SEN
fenced TO be hanged. have given notice
that they will apply to the Governor of
the State To have the sentence RENTED
to confinement for life" Virgins has
had two fair, impartial and exhaustive
trials in the courts, and in each trial the
verdict was the same. 1t is hssdly prob
able that the Governor will interfere
with the sentence of the court
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
The BOARD of Trnde

The Board of Governors of the Palatka
Board of Trade have secured the large
room over the store of NJ. Loeb for its
headquarters, which will be furnished and
fitted up with all necessary conveniences
for the transaction of business. \ secre-
tary has also been elected, but it is not
yet known whether he will accept or
not.
New members continue to be enrolled,
and the membership now numbers more
than eighty, and promises to grow to
anywhere between one hundred and one
hundred and fifty. 1t is starting off Wig
orously, and that it will result in great
good to Palatka no one doubts in the
least
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
The Sunday Ordinance.

The much talked of Sunday ordinance
is now in full force, but from an over
sight, or some other cause. it does
not provide for the opening of drug
stores or other business house doors
on Sunday. The statute law will
hold good under this ordinance. and
all goods Will have t" be sold behind
closed doors. The statute nor the or,li-
nance does not prohibit the sale of ''nec-
essaries," but Mayor TeasdaIe interprets
them as above set forth. and will not al
low open doors on SUNDAY
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
Seeking Authority.

Stranger want To see the head of
this paper
Reporter-That is the city editor at the
further desk.
S.ranger-You are the city editor. l
understand. Are you the head of this
paper:
City EiitOr-You will find the man
aging editor in the other room, sir.
Stranger wish to see the head of
this paper.
Managing EditOr-You will find the
proprietor right across the hall.
Stranger-I wish. sir. IL see the man
whose word Is law around this institu-
ton.
Proprietor-Certainly, sir. You will
find him in the composing room. Ask
for the foreman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
CITY NOTES.

As will be seen from notice published
elsewhere, the well-known firm OF
Crosby & Gowan, of San Mateo, has
been dissolved.
A large number of people from the
surrounding country were in town yes
terday, shopping and looking after busi-
ness affairs.
Mr. 8. E. Bond has a large number OF
fancy chickens which he offers
for sale. He can also furnish eggs of the
various breeds in any quantity wanted.
A full attendance is desired at the
Baptist Sunday School this morning at
10 o'clock. Arrangements for the pic
mic to be given next Tuesday are to be
perfected.
We learn that the grading on River
street was very much washed by the re-
cent heavy rains, and that the street Is
in need of immediate attention. "A
stitch In time saves nine"
After to-day the meat markets of the
city viii be closed every day from IL
O'Clock noon until 430 o'clock p. m, as
will be seen from notice published
elsewhere by the Butchers Association.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
Palatka Dramatic Club. IL will be well
worth your while To witness the per-
Torrance.
Mr.. /. jacobson, in continuing his
special cost sales advertises line of
goods this morning which will be sold
tomorrow between the hours of 10 a. IN.
and D. m. to which attention is called.
Read the advertisement and investigate
the bargains he offers.
VIM. Powell was before the mayor
yesterday, and was tried on two charges,
one for profane cursing and swearing ON
the streets, and the other for resisting
an officer. On the first charge he was fined
% and costs, and the second s. and costs,
or thirteen days work on the streets.
Martin Griffin, Jr., DIR. p. III. Strausz
M. III. Dalton, Irving ellis and Mr.. Gerke
will leave here on Tuesday for several
days fishing frolic on the Indian River.
They have thoroughly equipped them
selves with all necessary articles for
such a trip and they anticipate lively
time.
Some time during the present week
we shall be put in Geographic communi-
cation with Daytona and the East Coast.
and the cable across the river to Harris
Point will be taken up, repaired and
carried up to the junction of the St Johns
and Halifax Railroad at Rolleston
A young negro in his teens is lying in
Jail on charge of stealing hay from the
stables of Mr.. j. III. Hibberd. The evi.
dence against him at the preliminary
trial before Judge Haughton was con
elusive, and in default of $500 he will
spend the summer in Jail at the public
expense. He was SO much interested
while the evidence was being taken
against him that he nodded in his chair
Immense quantities of vegetables are
now being forwarded north every day
from Florida, and this section furnishes
a fair quota of the shipments. From the
Micanopy Gazette we learn that Mica
nopy and Evinston are now shipping
half the vegetables carried over the Flor
ida Southern. On Tuesday there was
shipped from Micanopy $40 packages
consisting of beans, Irish potatoes, cab
bage, squash and cucumbers, and yes
terday there was s7i packages forward
ed. Evipston contributes about half as
many daily. The prices still remain
about as last week
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-01
Merchants. Read This.

business life. dyspepsia and feeling of
debility. irritability and dependency, we
say take Simmons Liver Regulator. The
Regulator is free from any injurious
mineral substance; not disagreeable: can
be taken at any time without interfering
with business or pleasure. 1t is gentle.
safe and a good digestor. 1t is I'M
in the cure of piles, constipa-
ton, bad breath, sick headache and bill
ious complaints.